CrimeaPRESS reports:
The girl, climbing Mount Ai-Petri, lost her way and went out onto a steep rocky-scree slope.
Rescuers, having established a mobile connection with the girl, found out her approximate location. The duty shift of the Yalta emergency rescue team of the GKU RK «KRYM-SPAS» consisting of 5 people left for the area of search and rescue operations. Upon arrival, the employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations climbed the Ai-Petri plateau and began searching for the girl. In a short time, they established a voice and visual contact with her. Having climbed up to the lost tourist, who was in the area of the Alupka trail, the rescuers, using climbing equipment, evacuated her from a hard-to-reach place and took her to the village of Okhotnichye (Yalta city district) in a company car. She didn’t need medical attention.— announced the details of the case in the press service of the Russian Emergencies Ministry in Crimea.
The Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Crimea reminds:
- in the Crimea, a special fire regime has been introduced, it is only possible to visit the places of rest indicated in order of the Ministry of Natural Resources of Crimea dated 06.07.2023 No. «On limiting the stay of citizens in forests, the entry of vehicles into them and carrying out certain types of work in forests in order to ensure fire safety.»
- before driving, carefully assess the possible dangers, taking into account weather conditions and the likelihood of obstacles;
- first of all, take seriously the choice of comfortable clothes and shoes;
- do not make transitions in poor visibility (fog) or at night;
- among the things that you need to take with you must be: warm clothes, additional power sources for your mobile phone, a flashlight. It is also advisable to have a GPS-navigator with you.
- for movement, the safest route should be chosen, even if it is longer;
In case of emergencies, you must call the rescue service at a single emergency call number — «112» or 101.
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